highchair

See also: high chair

English

Alternative forms

• high chair

Etymology

From high +‎ chair.

Noun

highchair (plural highchairs)

1. An elevated chair, often including a built-in tray, used for feeding babies and toddlers.

Translations

elevated chair used for feeding babies

• Arabic: كُرْسِيّ اَلْأَطْفَال مُرْتَفَع (kursiyy al-ʔaṭfāl murtafaʕ)
• Catalan: trona (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: (嬰幼兒)高腳椅／(婴幼儿)高脚椅 ((yīngyòu'ér) gāojiǎoyǐ), (嬰兒)高椅／(婴儿)高椅 ((yīng'ér) gāoyǐ)

• Czech: dětská židlička f
• Dutch: kinderstoel (nl) m
• Finnish: syöttötuoli (fi)
• French: chaise haute (fr) f
• German: Hochstuhl m
• Hungarian: etetőszék (hu)
• Irish: ardchathaoir f
• Japanese: ベビーチェア (bebīchea), ハイチェア (haichea)
• Macedonian: хранилка f (hranilka)
• Norman: haute tchaîse f (Jersey)
• Polish: wysokie krzesełko dla dziecka n, krzesełko do karmienia (dzieci) n
• Russian: высо́кий де́тский сту́льчик m (vysókij détskij stúlʹčik), высо́кий сту́льчик m (vysókij stúlʹčik)
• Spanish: trona f
• Swedish: barnstol (sv) c